Documentation Flashcards

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Why are pt records imptnt for legal documentation?

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Accountability
Best defence in court
Not written= not given

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What are the purposes of documentation?

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Communication& care planning
Legal documentation 
Education
Research
Funding of resource management
Quality review
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What are the purposes of education around pt records?

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Each pt is unique, teaches student about bhvr patterns and illness care

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Why are pt records important for research?

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Data for statistical purposes

Analysis of data for research processes

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Why is documentation important doe funding and research management?

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Shows what and how HC resources used

With pt acuity helps determine type and amount of resources required

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Why is documentation important for quality review?

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Evaluate care
Audit chart
Multidisciplinary team
Deficiencies shared which then practice and policy can be changed.

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Guidelines for quality documentation?

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Factual info
Complete
Accurate 
complies with standards
Current
Organized
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What is documentation?

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any written/electronical info abaout client describing care or service provided to pt

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What is the purpose of documentation?

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Communication and Care planning
Legal Documentation
education
Funding of resource management
Research
Quality Review
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Documentation allows for communication and care planning which?

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HCT communicate pt needs, progress, care, tx, and education
admission till discharge
consistency and continuity of care
reflects nrs process
baseline data provider
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How does documentation legally affect us?

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demonstrates accountability for practice
best defense
care not given if not documented
need to document assessments, care, pt response, instructions and referrals

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How is documentation good for education?

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each pt is unique
begin to recognizze illness and its patterns of bhvrs
enables st to see patterns and types of care provided and needed

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How does documentation related to funding and resource managment?

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shows how HC resources have been used
Levels of acuity of pt determines resources needed

helpful for hrs of nrs care and qualifications of HC provider

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What is documentation helpful for research?

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Data for statistical purposes :rate of recovery/infection

analysis of data for research purposes

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Why is doccumentation a good quality review?

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eval of quiality and appropriateness of care
audit chart after discharge/while pt is hospitalized
multidisciplinary team
deficiencies are shared, change practice and policies

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What are the guidelines for quality documentation?

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Factual
Accurate
Complete
Current
Organized
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What is factual info?

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descriptive, objective data\
inferences only with supporting factual data
subjective data exact

avoid appears, seems, apparently

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What are characteristics of accurate data?

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accurate and specific time, amt, size, description and response
acceptable abbrevs. symbols
clear and concise
intials after each time
chart observations
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What is complete and current documentation?

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complete, appropriate thorough, pt condition, care given, and response

timely, chart flow sheets at bedside
data recorded at time of occurence

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What is organized documentation?

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logical order

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What kind of documentation complies with standards?

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pt name and id #, date of fata on each page
time with every entry
sig/ status of recorder
chart only care given
no blank spaces
chronological order if not "late entry"
no erasers/white out or pencils
charting error
no ditto marks 
legible
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What does focus charting include?

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current pt concern/bhvr
change in condition/bhvr
significant event in tx
key word from a nurs dx. flow sheet or complance with a standard of care

DARP or DARE (Data, action or future actions, Response, plan/expected outcome)

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What is an audit?

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review of pt record designed to identify, examine, or verify performance of certain specified aspects of nursing care

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Problem orientated Med Record?

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method of recording data about health status of pt in prob solving system

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Narrative Charting?

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most traditional, includes care given, observations, responses, chronological and paragraph format

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What are disadvantages to the narrative format?

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lengthy, little structure, scattered info, time consuming

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What is Soap/Soapier charting for?

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problem orientated
Subjective Data
Obj Data
Assessments
Plain
Implementation
Evaluation
Revision
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What are disadvantages of SOAP charting?

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Overlaps

hard to get all disciplines using same format

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Advantages to focus charting?

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decreased charting time
patient centered
increase useful in clinical settings
problem identified/resolution clearly doc’d

29
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What is charting by exception?

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only sig/ abnormal data

flow sheets
standards of practice
standards of care plans used

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What are advantages and disadvantages to CBE?

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forms at pt bedside, negate for transcription and saves time

staff education/accountability

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What are permanent documentation tools?

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Flowsheets
adjective to several systems
routine care
time saver
systematic assessment
comprehensive
fluid balance records
check lists
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Care Maps?

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multidisciplinary
standardized care of plan
expected out comes with time frame
focus charting 
sample signature sheets
33
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What does each entry of the problem orientated medical record use?

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Database, prob list, care plan, progress notes

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Chronological order of documentation?

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Factual, objective
Subjective
Interventions
Evaluation of pt response
Added nursing actions
To whom info reported to including name and status
35
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A.c

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Before meals

36
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Č

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With

37
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CA

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Cancer

38
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CvA

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Cerebrovascular accident

39
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C

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Centigrade

40
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Hnv

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Has not voided

41
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R

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Right/resp

42
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BRP

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Bathroom prove ledges

43
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CBC

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Complete blood count

44
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OD

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Once daily, r eye overdose

45
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Hs

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Bedtime

46
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Npo

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Nothing by mouth

47
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Qd

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Everyday

48
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Ot

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Occupational therapy

49
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PC

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After meals

50
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Po

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Orally

51
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Qs

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Sufficient quantity

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Š

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Without

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AD

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As desired

54
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D/c

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Discontinue discharge

55
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Qh

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Every hour

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Q

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Every

57
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PRN

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When required

58
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Immed.

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Immediately

59
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Hage

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Hurting forth

60
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Pathy

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Disease

61
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Myo

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Muscle

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Tomy

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Incision

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Scope

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Cutting open

64
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Itis

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Inflamm